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J.B.'s - Rockin' Funky Watergate (7")
People PE 643, 1974 United States Git an immense respect for James Brown but one has to salute Fred Wesley for what he brought to the JB's plate over the years. US original in solid VG+ condition, plays borderline EX. Label has stamps, writing and pen...
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J.B.'s - Damn Right I Am Somebody (7")
People PE 638, 1974 United States Epic funk material by Fred Wesley, Maceo Parker, Jabo Starks, Lyn Collins and James Brown doing what comes natural. US pressing in solid VG+ shape close to EX.
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J.B.'s - You Can Have Watergate (7")
People PE 627, 1973 United States Full title of this Fred Wesley funk gem reads You Can Have Watergate Just Gimme Some Bucks And I'll Be Straight. Nuff said...
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J.B.'s - Doing It To Death (7")
People PE 621, 1973 United States Essential JB's slice with two epic James Brown penned funk pieces. Rare purple label People mono pressing in decent VG+ shape, the odd mark visible but plays really well, labels are clean.
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James Brown - Hot Pants (7")
People 45-2501, 1971 United States Not only does the Godfather pull off the absolutely utmost funk but his choice of titles surely is not to frown at either. Hot Pants (She Got To Use What She Got To Get What She Wants). Epic!
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Sisters Of Righteous - That's How I Feel (7")
King 45-6242, 1969 United States James Brown side project for King turned to be a cool little sisters soul gem. Very clean EX copy but plays with light noise. Nothing bad though. Fitted in King company sleeve.
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James Brown - World (7")
King 6258, 1969 United States Orchestral yet funky stuff by the Godfather sharing an ever important message to humanity, to the people on this planet, in this world. Visual VG shape, plays better, label with name sticker.
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James Brown - Sex Machine (7")
King 45-6318, 1970 United States Maybe his biggest selling single and a cracking funk tune with a crunchyJames Brown backed by Bobby Byrd on top form. US original in lovely EX shape and fitted in company sleeve.
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James Brown - Super Bad (7")
King 45-6329, 1970 United States How one can not love James Brown forty fives is a mystery, raw in-your-face get down funk on discs with portrait artwork labels in black and white. Two words, Super Bad.
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James Brown - Money Won't Change You (7")
Polydor 2066 194, 1972 United States Rare soul classics double sider with the fat funky Money Won't Change You backed by the deep hurting ballad Try Me. Gold labels are clean and disc in very credible VG+ condition not far from EX.
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James Brown - The Payback (7")
Polydor PD 14223, 1974 United States One of the uncountable highlights in the extensive James Brown discography. Little wonder that intro has been flipped to great success over the years. Super rare white label promo pressing with The Godfather Of Soul l...
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War - Magic Mountain (7")
Polydor 2001 072, 1970 Germany Breakbeat double sider by the Los Angeles supergroup. Spill The Wine and Magic Mountain flipped on and off in Hip Hop for years. Potholes In My Lawn....
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War - Slippin' Into Darkness (7")
UA 35 327, 1972 Germany Epic funk material by the famous Westcoast unit. One of many highlights in their massive discography backed the equally great Nappy Head. Copy is VG/VG+ with some light crackle, mostly at intro.
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War - Gypsy Man (7")
UA 35 576 A,, 1973 Germany Trademark War jazzy funk, little less hit potential but two excellent sides. Nice copy, light ringwear to picture cover.
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MFSB - Love Is The Message (7")
PIR S 2536, 1974 Germany The other mellow side of Mother Father Sister Brother hidden as flipside to the big hitting Love Is The Message. Clean EX condition.
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MFSB - Freddie's Dead (7")
PIR S 2854, 1974 Germany Cover states 'The Fantastic Sound Of Philedephia' and this slice surely testaments this. Killer take of the Sly Stone Family Affair. Leon Huff ripping things up on tightest of backing.
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Gary Toms Empire - Love Me Right (7")
Epic EPC 3611, 1975 Germany Back in stock! Brilliant modern soul flip on this German picture sleeve Gary Toms single. Popular choice too. Hard not to get in a good mood blasting this midtempo groover. A few soft ticks at intro turns but overall ...
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James Anderson - The Tracker (7")
Atlantic 10.002, 1971 United States Funky midtempo soul groove by Texan soulman James Anderson. Rare Atlantic picture cover pressing with record in string EX shape, cover has neat writing on back.
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Kool & The Gang - Hollywood Swinging (7")
Polydor 2001 523, 1973 Germany Top choice Bell Brothers double sider with party jam Hollywood Swinging backed by the sublime mid tempo funkster Raw Hamburger. A firm favorite in lovely shape.
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Buddy Miles - Them Changes (7")
Mercury 6052 009, 1970 United States Essential psych funk with a über tight rolling groove courtesy of The Freedom Express. Rare picture cover press in solid EX shape.
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